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Chapter 113 : The hunters trap
Author: Wilton
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Jaxen's world was spinning.

The poison was spreading through his veins like liquid fire, burning him from the inside out. His head throbbed with an intensity that made his vision blur at the edges. He could barely keep to his feet.

[System warning: Foreign substance detected. Fatality rate: 81%.]

81%? Jaxen thought, his mind struggling to focus. It was 78% a moment ago. It's getting worse.

His hands trembled as he gripped the AEONAXIS blade. The golden sword felt heavier than before, as
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